COVID-19
Recommended Vaccines for Older Adults, And Why They Are Important
Get your flu shot every year at the end of October, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends. However, your body needs at least two weeks to build up the antibodies it needs to fight viruses after the shot. If you’re going to the doctor’s office or a retail clinic for your annual…
Read MoreSIX WAYS TO PREVENT FINANCIAL ABUSE OF THE ELDERLY
Elderly independent living abuse is an expression that refers to the illegal or unauthorized use of your partner’s property, money, or property. When your partner uses your wealth (independent living community or with your partner) without your permission or knowledge. To obtain benefits or other valuables by fraud or fraud to obtain a power of…
Read MoreThe Escalating Demand of Home Health Care During the Pandemic
The sudden outbreak of COVID-19 has dramatically impacted the lifestyle of people. The difference between life prior to the pandemic and life after it cannot be ignored even if we wanted to. Undoubtedly, you might have been the prisoner of the pandemic, too, because each and every individual is restricted to stay in their homes…
Read MoreIn-Home Care During COVID-19
In-home care is the care that is provided to seniors and those with disabilities while staying at home. In-home or at-home care to the sick, elderly, and aged individuals may be provided by any family member or a professional caregiver. With the availability of home care services in the present era, there is no need…
Read MoreTips on How to Avoid the Spread of COVID-19
Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19 is an illness developed by infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. It spreads between people within close contact (about 6 feet or 1.8 meters). When anybody with the illness coughs, sneezes, sings, talks, or breaths, droplets carrying the virus spread into the air. You can become infected if you breathe in…
Read MoreThe Importance of Social Distancing During a Pandemic
Many people are slowly going back to several of the works that stopped when the COVID-19 pandemic started in March of 2020. With the infection still spreading vastly, it is still very important for every person to proceed with social distancing together with other safety actions. As cases of coronavirus illness, (COVID-19) continues to spread…
Read MoreSanitizing Your Home: Benefits
It’s not enough that your home looks and smells clean. To ensure that you and your loved ones can live where everyone can remain happy and healthy, it’s also important sanitize your home on a microscopic level. There is no way to make your home absolutely free from disease-causing microbes at any given time. However, it…
Read MoreApproach to Overcome Seasonal Depression
Sometimes as our loved ones continue to age, the holidays no longer seem very jolly, and they may not feel like celebrating much anymore. What used to be a joyous occasion can change and take on new meanings as life throws us curve balls. The biggest curveball this year, obviously, is that we are still…
Read MoreTis the Season: Keeping Seniors Safe During the Holidays with COVID-19
This time of the year many families have began to make holiday travel plans, but coronavirus (COVID-19) is raising questions about the risk that poses for their elderly loved ones. Now is the time to gather information about travel and begin conversations with older family members about what to expect this season. COVID-19 might restrict…
Read MoreStaying Safe in South Carolina – The Risk
New statistics on COVID-19 have many wondering if South Carolina decided to reopen too soon. Right now, South Carolina is third in the world for worst coronavirus outbreaks. According to a chart by the New York Times showing the newest cases per million. The Palmetto state comes in right above Bahrain. “Now knowing that it’s affecting my…
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